Susan Ricker Knox (1874 - 1959)

By Deborah M. Child and Jane D. Kaufmann

 



 

About the authors:

At the time of writing of this essay, Deborah M. Child was an independent curator and historian. Jane D. Kaufmann was a lecturer and author on subjects including American colonial portraiture and Early American domestic architecture, as well as a notable collector of early Gustav Stickley furniture.

 

Resource Library editor's note:

This essay is reprinted on April 19, 2005 with permission of Deborah M. Child [1] and the Portsmouth Athenaeum. If you have questions or comments regarding the essay please contact the Portsmouth Athenaeum directly through either this phone number or address:

The exhibition Susan Ricker Knox (1874 - 1959): Portsmouth and Beyond was held at Portsmouth Athenaeum, in the Summer of 1998. This essay was written in conjunction with the exhibition and was previously published in a illustrated color pamphlet for the exhibition and in American Art Review, Volume X, Number 4, July-August 1998, pp. 134-139.

Resource Library wishes to extend appreciation to Ms. Ursula Wright of the Portsmouth Athenaeum for her help concerning the above text.

 

Note:

1. Further permission was obtained from Susan Kaufmann, daughter of Jane D. Kaufmann.

 

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